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- 12/27/11 Re: SF in '55 - posted by Cathy
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- 08/04/23 Re: SF in '55 - posted by candis smyk hurlbut
12/27/11
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posted by Cathy
What a memory flash - loved it, loved it, loved it!! We were truly blessed to have lived/live in such a beautiful city. Makes you wish you could go back in time for one more day and relive those amazing days when life was simple, no computers or cell phones and you could just enjoy the simple pleasures of the beach, park and Playland.
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